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Nov 13, 2026

Jorge EspinosaHOST
17:07
Cada vez más cerca de las elecciones del 29 de noviembre en España, el presidente del Gobierno Socialista, Pedro Sánchez, hará campaña el lunes en Madrid con el presidente brasileño Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
Jorge EspinosaHOST
17:17
Por su parte, el candidato del conservador Partido Popular, el PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, anunció ayer una auditoría al saqueo del Ejecutivo actual.
Jorge EspinosaHOST
17:27
Y el líder del grupo ultraderechista Vox, Santiago Abascal, dijo que a los inmigrantes indocumentados se les debe prohibir tomar en arrendamiento una vivienda y acceder a la sanidad pública.
Juan Carlos IragorriHOST
17:38
Y aquí termina.
Harry ChambersGUEST
13:42
Yeah, so we published a note on this early this week, so do check that out on our platform.
Harry ChambersGUEST
13:47
But a summary really is that the latest opinion polls showed that while the incumbent Spanish Socialist Workers Party have gained some ground, a coalition between the centre-right People's Party and the far-right Vox Party looks to be the most likely outcome.
Harry ChambersGUEST
14:01
I wouldn't present that as a certainty, though.
Harry ChambersGUEST
14:03
So the People's Party and Fox were in a strong position ahead of the prior general election.
Harry ChambersGUEST
14:07
And Pedro Sánchez managed to remain in government through some agreements with some of the smaller parties.
Harry ChambersGUEST
14:12
And he has a bit of a habit of pulling a rabbit out of the hat.
Harry ChambersGUEST
14:29
I think the upshot is that in aggregate, probably not much would change.
Harry ChambersGUEST
14:33
There would be some changes on a few key topics, you know, say immigration, housing, pensions and fiscal policy have been the main ones really that have been floated in the media.
David JiménezGUEST
0:51
Al final lo que hacen los políticos siempre es apelar a las emociones, porque eso es lo que moviliza el voto.
David JiménezGUEST
0:58
Y ahora tú me dices: ¿tú crees que si gobiernan PP y Vox eso va a cambiar?
Luis UseraHOST
1:04
Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de ComPE de Podcast.
Luis UseraHOST
1:07
Es un verdadero placer estar tras vuestra pantalla un día más.

22 MINS LATER

David JiménezGUEST
23:00
Creo que ha incumplido muchas cosas: vivienda, precariedad.
David JiménezGUEST
23:05
[chasquido de lengua] O sea, podríamos hacer una larga lista, casos de corrupción, regeneración democrática.
David JiménezGUEST
23:12
Mmm, llegó con una promesa de acabar, y yo esto lo viví muy de cerca, ¿no? Mmm, con la corrupción del PP y hemos vuelto a, a tener escándalos muy parecidos, ¿no?
Luis UseraHOST
23:24
Sí.
Val Muñoz de BustilloGUEST
22:36
¿Van a votar esos a un partido que les digan: "Oye, vais a tener que apretaros el cinturón para que las futuras generaciones puedan tener una pensión"? Pues hombre, no parece muy lógico, ¿no? Desde esta perspectiva.
Val Muñoz de BustilloGUEST
22:46
Desde una perspectiva más idealista, dirías: "Bueno, seguro que sale un líder, que es un líder comprometido, ¿no? Seguro que viene uno del PP ahora y dice: 'Sí, vamos a hacer este cambio'".
Val Muñoz de BustilloGUEST
22:55
Mentira, porque es que no va a llegar, es que no va a poder llegar porque no le van a votar.
Val Muñoz de BustilloGUEST
22:59
O si no, va a tener que mentir, pero es que le van a sacar al-- en las siguientes elecciones.

23 MINS LATER

Marcos VázquezHOST
46:25
Está la teoría de que mantiene a un disidente para que no se le pueda acusar de esto, ¿no? Y así puede decir que, que acepta las voces contrarias.
Val Muñoz de BustilloGUEST
46:30
Podría ser, podría ser.
Val Muñoz de BustilloGUEST
46:32
Y también quiero decir que, que cuando entre el, el PP en el poder, eh, y me invites, diré lo mismo del PP.
Val Muñoz de BustilloGUEST
46:37
O sea, que no, que no me entienda que tengo nada en contra del PSOE.
Alberto OlmosHOST
9:50
Mmm.
Rubén ArranzHOST
9:51
Eh, y si va también el Partido Popular a dar un mitin al País Vasco, por ejemplo, se va a encontrar también con la reacción, como pasaba con Ciudadanos.
Rubén ArranzHOST
9:59
La violencia no se ejerce de una forma simétrica en este país, la violencia la ejerce la izquierda.
Rubén ArranzHOST
10:04
Y la izquierda tiene que hacer autocrítica sobre eso, porque en realidad al final con todo esto, al final lo que dices, y lo dices bien, paga el, el trabajador.
EnriqueHOST
60:56
[carraspeo]
Oliver IbáñezGUEST
60:57
Claro, y ahora ¿tú crees que, que sí va a salir al final PP con Vox después de esta magistral cagada que han hecho? O-
EnriqueHOST
61:05
Yo creo-
Oliver IbáñezGUEST
61:06
Igual Feijóo sí que va a ir.
EnriqueHOST
62:03
No sé si lo publicó entero, pero ya los trozos ya salieron.
EnriqueHOST
62:06
A ver, a ver.
Oliver IbáñezGUEST
62:07
Alguien dice: "Igual Vox cede Jordi Wild al PP por acuerdo".
Oliver IbáñezGUEST
62:15
No, pero es que iban a ir los dos.
Clara PonsatíGUEST
12:32
One is more centered than the very extreme Vox, which is unashamedly fascist.
Clara PonsatíGUEST
12:41
But these two parts or two souls of the Spanish right, they were together in the Popular Party of the 90s and the early 2000s, when Mr. Aznar was Prime Minister, the leaders of Vox, the present leaders of Vox, they were members of the Popular Party.
Clara PonsatíGUEST
13:04
So, you know, in a way, the family, it's all family.
Clara PonsatíGUEST
13:09
I don't think that will be very different from that time.

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Clara PonsatíGUEST
24:00
So this was very successful, but it reached a limit.
Clara PonsatíGUEST
24:05
And with popular governments, you know, there was, they conceded some things.
Clara PonsatíGUEST
24:13
The Catalan police was conceded by the popular party.
Clara PonsatíGUEST
24:17
So when they need the votes, sometimes they, you know, they react whether they are one side or the other.
Ted RallHOST
25:39
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez defended workers' right to strike, but conservative opposition leaders accused unions of politically motivated disruption.
Ted RallHOST
25:48
Polls suggest the election might produce a right-wing coalition involving the Conservative People's Party and the far-right Vox Party.
Ted RallHOST
25:57
But beyond the political battle lies a growing economic question confronting nations around the world, including the U.S. What happens when you work full-time but you can no longer afford a place to live?
Manila ChanHOST
26:09
yeah a lot of this um you saw over the this summer and last summer of 2025 um where the locals in like madrid and barcelona like the big cities that are also tourist hot spots you saw them literally accosting tourists in their towns because they blamed and you know that their towns were being inundated not only by so much tourism that they can't the people that live there can't have normal lives and you know they can't go to their deli or whatever um but because wealthy people own a lot of those properties that would otherwise be rented to young spaniards that their airbnb And wealthy Americans or whatever people from wherever else are doing short term rentals where these already wealthy property owners are, you can upcharge, right, because people want a private home to rent or private condo or whatever and not a hotel.
EnriqueHOST
75:58
[carraspeo]
Oliver IbáñezGUEST
75:59
Claro, y ahora, ¿tú crees que, que sí va a salir al final PP con Vox después de esta magistral cagada que han hecho? O-
EnriqueHOST
76:07
Yo creo-
Oliver IbáñezGUEST
76:07
Igual Feijóo sí que va a ir.
EnriqueHOST
77:08
A ver, a ver.
EnriqueHOST
77:09
No sé-
Oliver IbáñezGUEST
77:09
Alguien dice: "Igual Vox cede Jordi Wild al PP por acuerdo".
Oliver IbáñezGUEST
77:17
No, pero es que iban a ir los dos.
Simon HunterGUEST
4:38
Yeah.
Simon HunterGUEST
4:39
And the Conservative People's Party, which is currently in the opposition, that party is expected to win the elections, not with an outright win.
Simon HunterGUEST
4:48
It will probably have to do a deal with far right Vox in order to actually form a government.
Simon HunterGUEST
4:54
And the Conservative People's Party has been very much saying that this is the unions have organised a politically motivated strike against a possible election.
Simon HunterGUEST
5:03
future right-wing government.
Simon HunterGUEST
5:04
That's why I said it's a very strange strike because it's almost like a strike against a government that hasn't actually been formed yet.

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